Illinois Real Estate Post License Courses

This Post-Broker License exam will address several important topics that brokers will likely face on a day-to-day basis. These topic points include listing agreements, buyers purchase contracts, disclosures, and agency relationship agreements near the start of the course. Then, students will learn about how internet advertising, print media, and social media can help expand brokers’ business targets either as individual agents or part of a larger team structure. Later in the real estate course, brokers will learn how to minimize risk and find potential new opportunities with distressed properties such as short sale and foreclosure transactions.

Course Contents

1.  License Law Review
2.  Real Property Issues
3.  Risk Management Issues
4.  Agency Issues
5.  Seller Counseling - Listing
6.  Distressed Properties
7.  The Buying Process
8.  Closing Costs
9.  Market Analysis and Pricing
10. Financing - The Lending Process
11. Short Sales and Foreclosures
12. Brokerage and Management Agreements
13. Offers and Contingencies
14. Earnest Money and Escrow
15. Closing Transactions
16. Final Exam

This real estate course will take you through all the subjects mandated by the Illinois Division of Real Estate, and includes instruction in License Law, Real Property, Risk Management Issues, Agency Issues, Seller Counseling, Buyer Counseling, Market Analysis, Financing, Contracts & Conveyances, and Closing Transactions.

Course Contents

1. License Law Review
2. Real Property Issues
3. Risk Management Issues
4. Agency Issues
5. Seller Counseling - Listing
6. Distressed Properties
7. The Buying Process
8. Closing Costs
9. Market Analysis and Pricing
10. Financing - The Lending Process
11. Short Sales and Foreclosures
12. Brokerage and Management Agreements
13. Offers and Contingencies
14. Earnest Money and Escrow
15. Closing Transactions
16. Final Exam

This course is designed to meet 15 of the 45-hour post-licensing curriculum requirement for real estate brokers as set forth by the State of Illinois. The three required courses address core topics that are essential to the development of a new licensed real estate broker, including Illinois license law, agency obligations and disclosure, purchase agreements and other contracts. The course, which features video advice from experts, requires students to apply their knowledge using a variety of instructional techniques, including ethical activities, case studies, scenario-based questions, quizzes, and a practicum exercise.

Lesson 1: Real Estate Brokerage

Lesson 2: Real Estate Agency

Lesson 3: Advertising

Lesson 4: Tax Issues in Real Estate

Lesson 5: The Real Estate Professional

Lesson 6: Market Knowledge

Lesson 7: Ethical Choice Activities

This course is designed to meet 15 of the 45-hour post-licensing curriculum requirement for real estate brokers as set forth by the State of Illinois. The three required courses address core topics that are essential to the development of a new licensed real estate broker, including fair housing, antitrust, transaction handling, working with sellers and buyers. The course, which features video advice from experts, requires students to apply their knowledge using a variety of instructional techniques, including ethical activities, case studies, scenario-based questions, quizzes, and a practicum exercise.

Lesson 1: Principles of Fair Housing

Lesson 2: Fair Housing Issues Throughout a Transaction

Lesson 3: Fair Housing Administrative Decisions and Recent Cases

Lesson 4: Antitrust Awareness

Lesson 5: The Brokerage Office

Lesson 6: Disclosure Obligations

Lesson 7: Preventing Sexual Harassment

Lesson 8: Transaction Handling

Lesson 9: Safety Issues in Real Estate

Lesson 10: Licensee Discipline

This course is designed to meet 15 of the 45-hour post-licensing curriculum requirement for real estate brokers as set forth by the State of Illinois. The three required courses address core topics that are essential to the development of a new licensed real estate broker, including risk management, ethics, advertising, and professional development. The course, which features video advice from experts, requires students to apply their knowledge using a variety of instructional techniques, including ethical activities, case studies, scenario-based questions, quizzes, and a practicum exercise.
Lesson 1: Working with the Seller Client

Lesson 2: Supporting the Listing

Lesson 3: Working with the Buyer Client

Lesson 4: Handling Purchase Transactions

Lesson 5: Transaction Practicum

Lesson 6: Practical Property Management